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Kwara kidnap victims beg for rescue in new video, say they’ve been held since February

A new video shows Kwara State kidnap victims, gaunt and exhausted, pleading directly to state governments for rescue more than two months after their abduction.
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Catholic diocese says 24 killed in Easter Sunday attack on Kebbi village, contradicts police count

The Catholic Diocese of Kontagora says 24 people were killed in an Easter Sunday attack on a Kebbi village, six times the number police initially confirmed.

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Nigeria’s Top Luxury Planners Transform Africa’s Celebrations

Discover Nigeria’s seven elite event planners who redefine luxury, from bespoke weddings to high-profile corporate galas and immersive celebration experiences.
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Nigeria to Launch 2025 Oil, Gas Licensing Round

Nigeria’s 2025 licensing round opens in December, with new gas-focused blocks aimed at boosting exploration and investment.
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UI Hands Degrees to 5,900 as First-Class Ranks Grow

UI graduates 5,900 students as first-class numbers rise, marking improved performance across faculties despite persistent funding and systemwide pressures.
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Activist Urges Fairness in Regina Daniels Dispute

Activist Tony Dania urges fairness and calm as public reactions intensify over the escalating Regina Daniels–Ned Nwoko family dispute.
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OsunOpenLG 2.0 launches “Amoye” AI to boost local governance

OsunOpenLG 2.0 debuts with the Amoye AI Chatbot, expanding transparency efforts and strengthening citizen engagement across Osun State local governments.
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Gates Foundation to Invest $1.4 Billion in Climate-Resilient Farming

The Gates Foundation commits $1.4 billion to climate adaptation efforts aimed at improving food security and helping farmers across Africa and Asia withstand climate change.
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Aliko Dangote to Seal $1 Billion Industrial Deal in Zimbabwe

Aliko Dangote eyes a $1 billion project in Zimbabwe covering cement, coal, and power to drive industrial growth.
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Southeast Nigeria Gripped by Violence as Amnesty Counts 1,800 Dead

Amnesty International reports over 1,800 deaths in southeast Nigeria, blaming both separatists and security forces for widespread violence.
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Dickson, Amaechi Raise Alarm Over Election Fraud Ahead of 2027

Dickson and Amaechi warn election rigging is a coup against democracy, urging stronger reforms before Nigeria’s 2027 elections.
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Nwoko, Daniels Clash Publicly as Marriage Frays

A once-glamorous marriage collapses into a public feud as Regina Daniels and Senator Nwoko trade accusations, denials and emotional appeals.
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Nigeria’s Crude Earnings Slump 43% Despite Output Recovery

Nigeria’s crude earnings plunged 43 percent in 2024, exposing fiscal strain and transparency gaps despite higher production and naira-driven gains.
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FCSC Pledges Smoother CBT Exams Amid Transition

FCSC announces steps to address 2025 CBT exam challenges and improve candidate experience nationwide.
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Kwara kidnap victims beg for rescue in new video, say they’ve been held since February

A new video shows Kwara State kidnap victims, gaunt and exhausted, pleading directly to state governments for rescue more than two months after their abduction.
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Catholic diocese says 24 killed in Easter Sunday attack on Kebbi village, contradicts police count

The Catholic Diocese of Kontagora says 24 people were killed in an Easter Sunday attack on a Kebbi village, six times the number police initially confirmed.
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Nigeria’s rent crisis: Families flee cities as landlords double, triple prices with no warning

Across Nigeria's major cities, families are being priced out of their homes by rent hikes that sometimes double overnight, with little legal protection.
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Nigeria’s 63 percent poverty rate defies inflation easing

Nigeria's poverty rate climbed to 63 percent in 2025 even as inflation declined sharply, the World Bank said in its April 2026 Nigeria Development Update.